Undernose Farm Revisited

Vivid tales of 1960s Dublin's gritty charm and unforgettable characters.
Harry Crosbie's Undernose Farm Revisited offers a collection of short stories that are love letters to hard-scrabble city life in 1960s Dublin. These tales, expanded from a privately published edition, capture the essence of Dublin and its people through vivid characters, ambition, and wit.

Experience the pre-Celtic Tiger Dublin, with its river and street life, pubs and cafes, homes and institutions. These stories, praised by John Banville and compared to Mark Twain, are by turns rambunctious, touching, and frequently hilarious. Perfect for readers seeking a warm, character-driven glimpse into Dublin's past.